So our previous opponent...

[Jeremy Igo]

To be fair, I noticed most Jax fans had a kindergartners level knowledge of football also. 

[CLTPanther]

Shula just graduated kindergarten. 

Shula has not graduated yet dude, I saw him this morning in my daughters kindergarten class.

[O-Ther]

Sounds like you're a little more familiar with this topic than most of us.

The Central Florida local news has high school football segments and Blakey would get a lot of publicity from that. Then when he decided on UCF, that told me he liked the attention he got. What better way to have the same people telling you over and over how great you are than going to the university that's 45 minutes from where you were born and 25 minutes from where you played high school football? And now he plays professionally for the team that represents a lot of Central Florida. Blakey's feelings got hurt because he didn't get praised by his fans. For the first time, he caught some heat and he's just not prepared to deal with it, since he's never had to because everyone around him has been kissing his ass instead of letting him deal with reality.

TL;DR Bortles is the poster child for spoiled, entitled athletes

[CarolinaXblue]

He may be right.

But should he say that about the fans...to the fans?

They have fans?

[VerticalThreat]

Like Mom's always said, sometimes it's just best to keep your mouth shut, son. Just because you're free to say something (and maybe you'd be right in saying it) doesn't mean you should.

[SteveSmithOwns]

...might need a little lesson in community relations; or at least their quarterback might.

Blake Bortles: "Fans questioning our play calling are like kindergarteners questioning college students."

 

 

 

 

(insert "what if Cam said that" post here)

 

I love this quote, because in the Giants-Cowboys game, if you had put a 12 year old that played alot of Madden as the Head Coach of the Giants, the Giants would have won. You can't act like you are head and shoulders more knowledgeable about something when you make insanely stupid decisions.

[Mr. Scot]

I love this quote, because in the Giants-Cowboys game, if you had put a 12 year old that played alot of Madden as the Head Coach of the Giants, the Giants would have won. You can't act like you are head and shoulders more knowledgeable about something when you make insanely stupid decisions.

I've seen plenty of Hall of Fame coaches and players do incredibly stupid things in my time.

Nobody's immune.

[Omega Atrocity]

Meh it's not like a very large percentage of coaches/players have PhDs or anything. It can be learned by people that follow closely, most people just don't follow it so closely (most nfl fans are incredibly casual)